All posts in 2018 (14)

• Data-walking in Guildford: Final year forays into the sociology of datafication

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  October 30, 2018

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  Ranjana Das

• No hard feelings: why environmental scholars can’t afford to dismiss children’s views of the good life

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  October 23, 2018

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  dft

• Social media and maternal perinatal wellbeing: Findings from fieldwork with new mothers

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  October 17, 2018

  Posted by

  Ranjana Das

• The mobility of students across Europe – evidence of policy convergence?

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  July 16, 2018

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  dft

• Looking for a career in social research? Here’s my advice

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  July 3, 2018

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  dft

• Consumer engagement in low-carbon home energy in the United Kingdom: Implications for future energy system decentralization

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  July 2, 2018

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  Thomas Roberts

• Paternal mental health and social media: Early fieldwork reflections on disclosure, affective coding and disconnection

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  June 18, 2018

  Posted by

  Ranjana Das and Paul Hodkinson

• Why we need to think about LGBTQI+ people and their housing

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  May 17, 2018

  Posted by

  dft

• BSc (Hons) Media and Communication: Surrey’s cutting-edge, intensive and challenging degree in 21st century media and communication studies

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  May 14, 2018

  Posted by

  dft

• Alfie’s Army, misinformation and propaganda: The need for critical media literacy in a mediated world

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  April 30, 2018

  Posted by

  Ranjana Das